The aim of requirements reuse is to save time and effort and build better relationships by avoiding the duplication of work. Requirements reuse is the ability to benefit from requirements knowledge that has already been captured. This does not mean that all requirements knowledge must be formally defined in exactly the same way.
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Reusing Requirements: Taking Advantage of What You Know
Posted October 31, 2002 | Technology |
About The Author
Suzanne Robertson is a Cutter Expert and Principal and founder of the Atlantic Systems Guild. Ms. Robertson’s work includes research and consulting on the management, sociological, and technological aspects of requirements. Volere, the product of her research, is a complete requirements process and template for assessing requirements quality and for specifying requirements. She is the author of several papers on systems engineering and speaks at… Read More
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